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NickNack
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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Prepworks By Progressives Produce Keeper

‎01-01-2020 07:05 PM

Does anyone have any of the Prepworks By Progressives Produce Keepers?  I saw a set of two presented on HSN today, and they look like something I could use.  The HSN item # is 674-705.  

 

I don't really need something as large as the lettuce keeper in that set, but was looking at the 3 quart produce keeper and the 1.2 quart berry keeper on Amazon.

 

Most of the reviews I read on Amazon were good, but I'd like opinions of the posters here that have used them.


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froggy
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Re: Prepworks By Progressives Produce Keeper

‎01-01-2020 07:47 PM

I bought a bunch of those last year thinking I would "standardize" my produce keepers. I ended up not liking them as much as Lock n lock. Some of them are hard to open. Gave them all away.

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wagirl
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Re: Prepworks By Progressives Produce Keeper

‎01-02-2020 10:52 AM

I use Green Boxes and bags for all my produce--works the best of anything out there, IMO----

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goldensrbest
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Re: Prepworks By Progressives Produce Keeper

‎01-05-2020 10:57 AM

I have tried several products ,to keep fresh spinach,and salads fresh, nothing really works well.

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Nightowlz
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Re: Prepworks By Progressives Produce Keeper

‎01-05-2020 04:00 PM

I use green bags for lettuce. I wash it, dry it, wrap paper towels around it & store in green bag. It does last longer. I change the damp paper towel out as I use the lettuce.

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